Noodle PowerMax Driver

i was using a very old driver before my brother gave me this driver used. ( he could stop slicing it) i however after one trip to the range. took it to the coarse and would fade and slice it at first but then then it @ 300 yards straight. now i can hit it 9/10 times dead straight for 280 - 330 yards. great beginner driver,

I just bought the club today and i love it. That might be because ive been using old stainless steel drivers my whole life and hitting 250 at max. First round with the PowerMax and i was hitting 300+ consistently, maxing out at 345. I payed $80 for it brand new, worth every penny.

Being a rookie golfer of only three weeks I'm getting 200+ yards with this driver. I finally straightened out my terrible slice and am watching the ball fly to the fairway with incredible heighth. I'm sure there are greater drivers out there but I'm sticking with this one for now.

I spent $70 on this club, and the next day shot the best round of my life. I was having a horrible time trying to get my Nike Ignite 3 wood to hit the fairway. This driver tore it up! I've been driving over 270yds with good accuracy. No doubt something else might get me a few more yards, but I'd pay about $10 a yard probably for a more expensive club. A great value.

I just got the Maxfli powermax driver for my birthday as a replacement for my Ram driver that i got in a complete set when I started golfing. It is a great club for the natural evolution to more expensive clubs as you get better i'm really excited to use this club for the next 2 to 3 years. Plus this club does give the ball a lot of get up and go.

club was ok. lowered my club head speed from 106 to 98 (i use a wilson Pd5 driver), grip was good and club sat nicely at address. However did not perform very well. For $170 i think there are a multitude of better drivers out there.